4 Macleay Place, Albion Park NSW 2527, Australia
Alternate search: Unit 7, 4 Macleay Place.
The address is a unit that sits on a sizable land parcel. It occupies a lot of roughly 2,973 m² within the suburb of Albion Park.
The property sits on approximately 2,973 square metres of land, which is just under 0.3 hectares.
Several parks and reserves are within walking distance, including Federation Park (around 0.7 km) and Timbs Park (about 1.1 km). The Shellharbour Regional Sporting Complex, offering fields, courts and a cycleway, is also nearby.
Albion Park railway station is situated roughly 2 km to the east, providing train services. The Illawarra Highway runs through the suburb, connecting to the Princes Highway and the Princes Motorway for road travel.
Yes, the heritage‑listed Toongla on Tullimbar Road is located in Albion Park, reflecting the suburb’s historic architecture.
Albion Park grew from an early 19th‑century land grant to former convict Samuel Terry, later inherited by his nephew John Terry Hughes who renamed the area. The arrival of the railway in 1887 and the Macquarie Pass road spurred its development.
Residents can access the Albion Park Library (about 1.4 km away) and the local post office (approximately 1.6 km). A small Vicinity Centres shopping complex also serves the neighbourhood.
